2003 Trinidadian local elections

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Regional Corporations

134 Local Areas will be contested in 14 Corporations.

Results

Regional Corporation	PNM	UNC
Diego Martin Regional Corporation	9	0
Port of Spain City Corporation	12	0
San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation	10	2
Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation	9	4
Arima Borough Corporation	7	0
Sangre Grande Regional Corporation	7	0
Chaguanas Borough Corporation	3	5
Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo Regional Corporation	1	9
San Fernando City Corporation	8	1
Princes Town Regional Corporation	2	7
Penal/Debe Regional Corporation	1	7
Siparia Regional Corporation	5	3
Point Fortin Regional Corporation	6	0
Mayaro,Rio Claro Regional Corporation	3	3

Winning Party for each council in Bold

Elections in Trinidad and Tobago

General elections

Local elections

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West Indies elections

1958

v t e Local government in Trinidad and Tobago
Regions	Couva–Tabaquite–Talparo Mayaro–Rio Claro Penal–Debe Princes Town San Juan–Laventille Sangre Grande Tunapuna–Piarco
Municipalities	Borough of Arima Borough of Chaguanas Borough of Diego Martin Borough of Point Fortin City of Port of Spain City of San Fernando Borough of Siparia
Other bodies	Tobago House of Assembly
Counties (historic)	Caroni Mayaro Nariva Saint Andrew Saint David Saint George Saint Patrick Victoria